Biology, asked by varmanaveen50, 8 months ago

placental mammals diversified during which era?

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Cretaceous

The traditional view based on paleontology is that placental mammals began to diversity near the end of the Cretaceous, but with the bulk of the interordinal radiation occurring after the KPg mass extinction ∼66 Ma (e.g., Szalay, 1968; Gingerich, 1977; Young, 1981; Carroll, 1988).

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Cretaceous

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